The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-14

the crop reports were on the side OF
the bulls, and the bears were forced h
back their arguments by their offer
ings. October opened at 42c, declined
to 4lIc, then reacted, owing to libera
purchases Of Q local operator and ths
covering OF shorte, to 42s@42ic, al
which figure 1t closed. MAY sold al
45t94okc, and closed at 4bsGI5Ic
Tts market for oats presented no i'm.
portant featufes, There was a Q rod
trade In cash oats by sample, but
futures were quiet, and especially for
near by options. September closed
nominally 10 higher than yesterday.
Provisions were slow and ,s,ier for
pork and lard, but frmer for short
ribs, and ct one time during the day
sales were ct Q small advance, but
last sales were at about the same
figures 20 on yesterday, while lard
and pork were lower. Outside busi.
ness remained light, and even local
scalpers appeare ! disip clined TO take
hold. The shipping business was
fair, but mainly for small lots. Short
ribs for October sold at IS s73@s %,
and closed ct IS 81 asked. January
sold at So 1905 80, and closed al
50 473 asked. Lard sold at 50 b2}9
8 57A, and closed at SO 52l(a8 IS Tor
October. Pork sold at SIP 521(0l2 90
for January, and cioeed AZ $l2 o2i.
The leading futures ranged ss fol-
lows:
Wheat, No. 2-September opened
at 6Sic, highest csc, lowest 6slc, clos.
ing at ESQ; October opened al cole,
highest 693c, lowest sole, closing at
69ac; November opened at Tic, high.
est 7ltc, lowest 70!c, closing al 7ltc;
December opened at 72i,, highest
72ic, lowest 72tc, closing At 72ic.
Corn, No. 2-September opened at
4ljc, highest 42sr, lowest 4lic, clos.
ing at 42tc; October opened at 42c,
highest 42}c, lowest 42c, closing at 42sc
November opened at 42tc, highest
42ic, lowest 42tc, closing at 42ic; May
opened at 45lc, highest 45lc, lowest
4btc, closing at 45tc.
Oats, No. 2-September opened al
este, highest 25ic, lowest 25ic, closing
at 26Ic; October opened at 25ic, high.
est 25hc, lowest 25ic, closing at 25sc
November opened at 26c, highest 28s,
lowest 28c, closing at 28c; May
opened at 500, higsest 30tc, lowest
SOC, closing ct 30s.
Mess pork, per bbl-Ysar opened At
$l2 25, highest sl2 25, lowest $l2 %,
closing at $l2 %; January opened at
$l2 62i, highest sl2 80, lowest sl2 52i,
closing at $i2 52i.
Lard, per 100 lbs-September opened
at 50 So, highest 10 IS. lowest 50 52i,
closing at - 52i; October opened at
80 65, highest 81 57l lowest 90 52A,
closing at 81 621; November opened at
80 80, highest 20 52i, loves. 50 As,
closing At 80 45; January opened at
80 57i, highest 81 80, lowest 90 65,
closing at 50 b5.
Short ribs, per 100 lbs-Ssptember
opened at IS 90, highest IS 95, lowest
IS 87}, closing at IS 9S: October
opened at IS %, highest IS 95, lowest
IS 873, closing at IS 95; January
opened ct 80 IS, highest 80 80, lowest
90 As, closing at 90 az.
Cash quotations were rs follows:
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. 2
spring wheat. 6siC96sic; No. 8 spring
wheat, 85(S85io; No. 2 red, 70ic
asked No. 2 corn, 42lc;No. 2 oats, ESQ
este; No. 2 rye, 464c; No. 2 barley,
67(D67i 10; No. ] AAxseed, 81 Os; prime
timothy seed, 81 2s.
Mess pork, pr Dbl, SIS 259l5 so;
lard, per 100 lbs, SO s.; short rib
sides, loose, IS 90; dry saltei shout.
ders, boxed, IS 26(D5 50; short clsal
sldes, boxed, 80 35Ca9 ~.
Whlsky. distilierS flushed goods,
per gallon, 81 10.
Sugar, cut loaf, 6iCS7o; granulsted.
6ic; standard A, 6ic.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat,
1900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats,
226,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley,
100. 900 bu. Shipments Flour, 49,.
go brls; wheat. 81, 900 bu; corn, l05, !.
900 bu; oats, l02, 900 bu; rye, none ;
barley, 80. 900 bu.
On the Produce Exchange TO.
day the butter market showed an
extra large supply OF medium grades !;
creamery l7@23c; dairy, l69l0c.
Eggs we're very firm for fresh stock !;
Noiihcfu h'nh iaiut iVN'iVSs
81. LOUIS, Mo September l3.- flour
steady and unct anged. Wheat opened
strong and closed weak prices we're
higher until a break near the close,
when wheat sold ic lower thsn yesier.
day; No 2 red, eash, 69(S69ic; 0cto.
her, 69lCa69ic, oung al 69tc; No.
vember, 7OiCa7lc. closing at 70io 4;
December, 72i@73ir, oloeing at 72t /;
MAY, 7gIGss0tc, closing at SOC.
Corn hrm; cash, 3gCa40c; October,
3si(93slc, closing nj 3sic; November,
3siC93Sta, cloeins at 3sio; May, 4li9
Al 9. closing NJ Ais.
Oats stesdyi casb, 2iiCD2iic; 0c'o
Der, 24ic; November, 25tc; May, 29ic.
Rye, acc aud tteady.
Hay quist aud unchanged; prime
timotoy, si3ai7 90; prairie, t9(1l0 90.
Bran veal, b7c. Lead dul.
Eggs lower, llt(9l2c Butter cas-.
leri creamery, 20(923o; dairy, 10000.
Oornmeal steady, 81 10. Whisky
steady, 81 90.
Provisions strong. Pork irregular I;
new, fl6 80. Lard, % 1000 As. Dry
| thlt mesb-Doxtu tnouluet, - 10 i
long clear, 90; clear ribs, 90 1874; short
clear, 90 26(99 37i Bacon-boIed
shoulders, % rs; long clear, 80 87l@
97b; clear ribs, 81 1900 So; short
Gear, so o5Si0 22i Hams steady, II
Sl4c.
Rscelpts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
81 900 bu corn, 3s OOO bu; oats, $1,000
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
Shipments-flour, 1900 bTls; wheat,
1000 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 10, 900
bu; rye, none; barley, none.
Afternoon Bosrd-Whsst armer I;
October, 6eto; November, 7lc; De.
cember, 72ii; May, sole. Corn dull
October, 3SteI November. 33lc; Do.
cembsr, Ssc; May, ilie. Oats moth.
ing done
LiyERrooL, September l3.-Wheat
quiet, demand poor; holders offer
moderately; red Western winter, IS
@8s per GENITAL receipts Tor the
past three days, 24l 900 centals, In.
eluding l62 900 American.